52 • Visit us @ www.ChampNews.com SF The <strong>Champion</strong> • Wednesday 27 June 2012Hamilton holds outto <strong>see</strong> Formby homeFORMBY recorded a moraleboosting two wicket win atOrrell Red Triangle, ElliotKetteringham (3–18), JamesBeckingham (3–33) and MarkO’Connor (2–26) all combinedto dismiss the host for 155 withALAN Moogan’s Southport FCSummer Soccer Camps start onMonday, July 23. The three daysoccer camps will run from 10amuntil 3pm till Wednesday July 25from July 30 to August 1. Theycost £40 per session or childrencan attend all six days for £60. AllSPORTScott Friend top scoring with59. In reply 54 from Jay Lenton,37 from Anthony Poole, 26 fromBobby Eyes and an unbeatenthree off 40 balls from MatthewHamilton took Formby to 156–8to wrap up victory.Junior soccer coachingabilities, girls and boys welcome,the aim is football fun for all–agerange 5–14. 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In replythe visitors eased home in just over 15overs, thanks to an unbeaten 27 fromGary Knight and 23 from JohnArmstrong. The win moves Ormskirkto within five points of third placedS&B.Hightown were beaten at home bytable toppers Lytham, the hosts wereFleetwood’s Hesketh’s ConorAllison hit 54 at Alderput into bat and were bowled out for183 with Guy Edwards (66), AndyGlennon (26) and Rob Gamble (25)scoring the bulk of the runs. In replyan unbeaten 90 from Guy Roberts and29 from Nick Knight helped thevisitors to 187–6 with Aaron Halsalltaking 3–31.In the First Division FleetwoodHesketh moved up to second placewith a 45 run win at bottom clubAlder, put into bat the visitors hit202–7 dec thanks to valuable runsfrom Conor Allison (54), Neil Rimmer(49), Andrew Watts (47) and DerekSykes (28). Former S&B player AtherAbid (47) and opener Neil Durand(36) got Alder off to a flyer (98–2) inreply, but the rest offered little as theyslipped to 157 all out, with PaulMullen (4–26) and Adnan Malik(4–40) the pick of the bowlers.Ainsdale were beaten by four wicketsat leaders Wallasey after beingdismissed for just 74 with only TahirKhan (25) and Adam Friar (19) ableto reach double figures with ChrisBourne (5–29) and Matty Hughes(4–15) in fine form with the ball. Inreply Mal Swift (3–24) and Khan(2–17) reduced the leaders to 45–6,but an unbeaten 15 from Alex Eagleseventually saw Wallasey home.In the Second Division, Burscoughhad no scheduled fixture.This weekend’s local LiverpoolCompetition fixtures are: Maghull vHightown, New Brighton v S&B,Ainsdale v Alder, Fleetwood v Orrell,Formby v Newton le Willows andSkelmersdale v Burscough.LEATHER SOFASSUSSEXENTERTAINMENTUNIT, OAK VENEERTEXASTABLE & 4 CHAIRSCAMDENGLASS 5 TIER UNIT£39 .99CANDYCWB1206FROM£250 £89INTEGRATED6KGWASHINGMACHINE1200SPINMANHATTENSINGLE BEDSTEADDBLUE OR PINK.99 £49 .99(NEW)£349CANDYEVO1483DW8KGWASHINGMACHINE1400SPINDAWEOODWD-M12C6WHIRLPOOLAKZ5501X6KGWASHINGMACHINE1200SPIN(NEW).99 £199(NEW)£249B/ISINGLEOVEN£59 .99CANDYINTEGRATEDFRIDGE FREEZERFROST FREE£419MANUAL DEFROST£369ZOGGSROOKIE JUNIORGOGGLES(NEW)£199 £4.99BLUEORPINKN o IN NEW & GRADED1APPLIANCESINCLUDING:• BELLING• BRITANNIA• CANNON• HOTPOINT• INDESIT• NEFF• SIEMENS• BAUMATIC• BOSCH• CANDY• CREDA• HOOVER• MIELE• NEW WORLD• RANGEMASTEROPENING TIMESMON TUE9–6 9–6 WED THU FRI SAT SUN9–6 9–7 9–6 9–5 10–4☎ 01704229075135/137 FYLDE ROADNEXT TO CORKILLS VW SHOWROOMMARSHSIDE · SOUTHPORTAll pictures are for illustrative purposes only and prices arevalid for available stock only, subject to being unsold.1110208Clare House, 166 Lord StreetSouthport PR9 0QATelephone01704 392 392Websitewww.champnews.com© 2012 <strong>Champion</strong> Media Group (Waypride Ltd). 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FORMBY110739827 June 2012 Vol 19 • Issue 26www.champnews.comInside · Letters 12 · Crossword 18WIN tickets to<strong>see</strong> <strong>STEPS</strong>!Honour forFormby man‘WE DON’TCaroline McGee and Rob Pritchard with three–year–old DylanMarshall in front of a mural in the conference room. Code NANew recruits for fire service!CHILDREN certainly had fire intheir bellies when they weregiven a hands–on exclusive touraround the new FormbyCommunity Fire Station thisweek. The building is part of a£47million project that will <strong>see</strong>16 new fire stations built acrossthe North West.Children met local firefightersand had the chance to go on theMerseyside Fire and RescueService climbing wall.See inside for details.WANT PAYINCREASE’Councillors refuse 67% rise in allowancesReport by Stephanie O’ConnorFORMBY councillor Catie Page willnot receive a staggering 67% rise inher allowances after a new proposedpay scheme was rejected by electedmembers.As reported on the front of lastweek’s <strong>Champion</strong>, the borough’sIndependent Remuneration Panelhad put forward plans to “simplify”Sefton Council’s Members’ AllowanceScheme with a new three–bandSpecial Responsibility Allowance(SRA) system.Under the new scheme though,Councillor Page, who is the chair ofthe health and social care overviewand scrutiny committee and the chairof the audit committee, would gofrom receiving a total of £12,780 to£21,300.The Labour cabinet members calledfor the allowances to be frozen at lastyear’s levels.Catie Page1110188